Although never very numerous, Danish immigrants to Ottawa quickly found each other and gathered socially, thus forming a distinct Danish community. They integrated quickly and effortlessly, while remaining proud of their background and heritage. Author Rolf Buschardt Christensen focusses on 12 families who represent fairly the community and provided its agenda and leadership.
A formal Danish Club of Ottawa was founded in 1975. To mark its 50th anniversary, the author chronicles its history. He details the Club’s founding, leadership, cultural events, community contributions and collaborations with other Danish organizations in Canada, and highlights the Club’s role in preserving Danish heritage and fostering community.
Find this account as an addendum (No. 123-A) in the “Document History” section of Bytown Pamphlet No. 123.
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Created Date: | 11-29-2023 |
Last Updated Date: | 05-10-2025 |
Author: | Rolf (Roy) Buschardt Christensen |
Copyright: | November 2023 |
Pages: | 68 pages |
Document history: |
No. 123-A (Addendum to no.123) The Danish Club of Ottawa 1975-2025 |